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I can stand with the terraforming point
Neither game would work with procedurally generated worlds, as both have story that depends on certain locations being in certain places
There can be, it just means rewriting large parts of, or replacing the engine, developing the code to generate meaningful procedurally generated worlds.
That would likely only takes 2 to 5 years, and end up being a new game as far as investment cost goes.